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Activity-Based Costing Is A Method of Assigning
Activity-Based Costing Is A Method of Assigning
Steps
Calculation of total units of the cost driver
relevant to each activity;
Calculation of the activity rate i.e. the cost of
each activity per unit of its relevant cost
driver;
Application of the cost of each activity to
products based on its activity usage by the
product.
Example
Activity
A(inRs.)
Relevant cost
Driver
C=A/B
Production of
components
2,313,132
Machine Hours
25,000
93
Assembly of
components
1,231,312
Labour Hours
20,000
62
Packaging
213,123
Units
5,000
43
Shipping
231,230
Units
5,000
46
Set up costs
34,243
240
143
Designing
1,234,233
Designer Hour
1,000
123
Product
testing
24,234
Testing Hour
500
48
Rent
1,234,233
Labour cost
1,645,644
75%
25,000
35,000
Labour Cost
15,600
Activity
Activity usage
Production of
components
Machine hours
320
Assembly of
components
Labour hours
250
Packaging
Units
150
Shipping
Units
150
Set up cost
15
Designing
Designer hours
70
Testing
Testing Hour
22
Rent
Labour cost
4500
Relevant cost
driver
Production of
components
Machine hours
320
93
29760
Assembly of
components
Labour hours
250
62
15500
Packaging
Units
150
43
6450
Shipping
Units
150
46
6900
Set up cost
15
143
2145
Designing
Designer hours
70
123
8610
Testing
Testing Hour
22
48
1056
Rent
Labour cost
4500
75%
11700
82121
Traditional Costing
Direct Material
25000
Purchased components 35000
Labour Cost
15600
Mfg. Overhead (predetermined)
@270/labour hour 270250
= 67500
Total
143100
Billed at 25% plus
178875
Direct Material
25000
Purchased components 35000
Labour Cost
15600
Mfg. Overhead
82121
Total
157721
Billed at 25% plus
197150